Adverse effects of fructose on cardiometabolic risk factors and hepatic lipid metabolism in subjects with abdominal obesity.

M-R TaskinenS SöderlundL H BoglA HakkarainenN MatikainenK H PietiläinenS RäsänenN LundbomE BjörnsonB EliassonR M MancinaS RomeoN AlmérasG D PepaC VetraniA PrinsterG AnnuzziA RivelleseJ-P DesprésJan Borén

Published in: Journal of internal medicine (2017)

Our data demonstrated adverse effects of moderate fructose consumption for 12 weeks on multiple cardiometabolic risk factors in particular on liver fat content despite only relative low increases in weight and waist circumference. Our study also indicates that there are remarkable individual differences in susceptibility to visceral adiposity/liver fat after real-world daily consumption of fructose-sweetened beverages over 12 weeks.

Keyphrases

risk factors
body mass index
insulin resistance
weight gain
adipose tissue
weight loss
body weight
fatty acid
physical activity
metabolic syndrome
type diabetes
gestational age
high fat diet induced
high intensity
skeletal muscle
electronic health record
emergency department
machine learning
data analysis